Prospect Hill topographic map
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Prospect Hill
As at 19 February 2001, the Prospect Hill area had state significance due to its unique combination of significant landscape feature, potential archaeological site, and association with important historical phases. As a dolerite outcrop rising to a height of 117 metres (384 ft) AHD , Prospect Hill is a rare geological and significant topographic feature providing expansive views across the Cumberland Plain.
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Average elevation: 213 ft
Minimum elevation: 102 ft
Maximum elevation: 390 ft
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